Individual Details

George Washington Walling died in the Civil War. He died of smallpox and was said to have been buried in the Alton Confederate Cemetery, Alton, Missouri. Contact at Alton Museum said that all smallpox victims were sent to an island in the Mississippi River so that the residents of Alton weren't contaminated. They were buried on this island. When the Alton Dam was built this island was covered with water and no longer exists, but the graves are still there under water.

Birth	December 2, 1839	Washington County, Missouri
Marriage	January 7, 1858	Arminta Adeline Grider
Death	Abt, 1863	Alton, Madison County, Illinois

Spouse	Arminta Adeline Grider (1839 - 1892)
Child	Thomas E. Walling (1858 - 1932)
Child	Elisa Adeline Walling (1859 - 1870)
Child	Mary E. Walling (1860 - 1880)
Child	John C. Walling ( - )
Child	George W. Walling ( - )

Father	Elisha III Walling (1795 - 1872)
Mother	Mary Hughes (1799 - 1866)
Sibling	Eliza Walling (1816 - 1847)
Sibling	John Walling (1818 - 1865)
Sibling	Nelson Walling (1819 - 1857)
Sibling	William Lewis Walling (1820 - 1879)
Sibling	Hays Walling (1823 - 1873)
Sibling	Wilson Walling (1824 - 1870)
Sibling	Susannah Walling (1826 - 1910)
Sibling	Catherine Walling (1827 - 1835)
Sibling	Mary Walling (1828 - 1909)
Sibling	Winifred Angeline Walling (1830 - 1904)
Sibling	Elisha "Toss" Walling (1832 - 1893)
Sibling	Julia Ann Walling (1834 - 1880)
Sibling	A.Tabitha Walling (1835 - 1846)
Sibling	Martha Helen Walling (1837 - 1872)
Sibling	James Walling (1841 - 1867)
Sibling	Emaline Walling (1842 - 1915)
Sibling	Henry Clay Walling (1843 - 1931)